FYRST Seminar
FYRST Seminar Goals/Topics
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Keys to Success – Transition to College Issues
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Time Management: The Foundation of Academic Success
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Learning Styles
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Exploring the Student-Teacher/FYRST Advisor Connection
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Listening and Learning in the Classroom
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Diversity on Campus
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Healthy Decisions: Stress, Sexuality, and Drugs
FYRST Seminar Links
The FYRST seminar course is designed especially to enhance the academic, social, and personal integration of first year students by focusing on transition topics related to the college environment (e.g., time management, active learning strategies, note-taking skills, test preparation, goal setting, use of campus technology, academic advising, major and career exploration, professional development in the technology fields, diversity, relationship issues, and issues of wellness).
The FYRST Seminar is a one credit course designed specifically for first year students. The goal of FYRST seminar is to assist students in their adjustment to college life. 95% of SRU First Year students are enrolled in FYRST Seminar.
The FYRST Seminar provides students with an opportunity to participate in the University community by utilizing campus programs, services and technology. Students are introduced to their major if they are enrolled in a FYRST Seminar related to their major. Students also develop their academic skills and learning strategies.
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